Stephen Arthur "Steve" Hansel

Steve you will not be forgotten nor will the three legged stool. Thank you for your guidance and camaraderie at Barnett. Perhaps we will cross paths again on the other side.

Rest in Peace you very good man.

REST IN PEACE you very good man.

A good man gone. High School classmate.

Dear Dana, Paul and I are so saddened and send you the warmest and most heartful condolences on the passing of Steve. He was such a wonderful person and you were a beautiful couple together. Please let us know if there is anything we can do for you and our thoughts and prayers to you and the family. Sincerely, Lisa and Paul McGoey

Dana, so sorry for your loss. I remember when you and Mr Hansel would attend our Indirect parties with the Indirect Auto Dealers from the Greater New Orleans area. You were both so gracious and I always looked forward to both of your attendance. I wish you the very best and Mr. Hansel will be missed. I remember at an LSU game we ran out of party favors and Mr. Hansel took out his credit card and said we can fix that and the party went on for another two hours.

Thank you for your work on Holy Trinity Cathedral after Katrina.

Steve hired me in 1977. It did not take long to understand Steve was a wunderkind in the world of financial services. He earned the reputation throughout Barnett of being a tough critic and sometimes the bearer of bad news. Though true, Steve was a leader who connected with people. Steve invited me into his family. Dinners at the Hansels were looked forward to, where Steve shared stories, and Derek and Andrew had their own. There was the time when Andrew put Steve´s...

Will miss his tennis and his camaraderie. Andrôn gàr epiphanôn pâsa gê táphos. (illustrious men have the whole earth for their tomb.) Thucydides